Cleaned Up Carbon Gets Garbed Hand
Ed Sark closed his clothing store Saturday night and moved stock to Carroll Indiana to open a larger shop. Officials from LeMars raided local liquor spots but found no arrests. Brady cut deep gashes while cleaning carbon deposits at the power plant. A Weidenfeller meat market gets a new oak refrigerator and sanitary front. Train timetable changes expected on March 8 with 8:40, 9:55 a.m. trains delaying and 4:05 p.m. and 7:05 p.m. trains adjusted.
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the Register
Ed Sark
Carroll
LeMars
Brady
A. Weidenfeller
Milwaukee Railroad
Akers
E. F. Cobb
Sioux City
George Griggs
Griggs
Headington & Headenbureg
Akron
John Hamman
Elk Point
William Simeon
S. Baron
Goodsite
Clara Baron
Chicago
George Kleibauer
George Fickbohm
Wedn Fickbohm
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Kingsley Week
Kingsley residents hosted midweek services at the Swanburg home and a Tuesday Street club gathering at the Ribbenstein house. Church social events, a Sunday school progressive party, and bridge dinners featured local families and visitors from Sioux City Pierson Sergeant Bluff and LeMars amid school tests and tax assistance from Mrs. Shade.
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Gust Swanburg
L. F. Ribbenstein
Congregational Church
R. Martin
Elmer Wright
Mesdame
Stanley Harrod
G. H. Bergendah
Lauren Casso
Churses
Frank Gates
H. Sibley
Bridge Club
Gates
J. C. Vanderworker
J. M. Wormley
Sioux City
Martha Washington
W. Wright
Cushing
Mason J. Fort
Mike Gibbons
Kingsley School
Junior Shade
A. BE. Hess
Dakota
Harry Swanson
Swanson
Harold Gilmour
Emmett Walters
Pierson
H. Houlk
C.F. Wissler
Frank May
Forrest Heacock
Storm Lake
Heacock
George Smaltz
LeMars
Kingsley
Thyra Peterson
Rebecca Bouvin
Clarence O'Daniels
Schaller
Merrill Surprise Party for Carl Johnson At Home
A crowd of neighbors and friends gathered at the Carl Johnson home last Sunday evening for a surprise party honoring Mr. Johnson. The event celebrated his contributions to the community and included warm wishes from attendees.
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Carl Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Local social notes from Sloan City and surroundings
Miss Mary Feese visited Sloan City for a bazaar supper and dance hosted by the Catholic church, serving about 400 and boosting the treasury. Mrs. Charles Helden visits daughter Irene Helden in Pilot Mound, Indiana. Bernard Stinton hosted a birthday dinner with schoolmates. Rose Schindel, teaching in Laurens, Iowa, spent the weekend with her parents. Edna Norton held a birthday gathering Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James Pohl and family moved to Texas for ranch duties. Birth announced for son to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burrill of Akron, formerly Olive Shheckel. G. D. Hagar returns from Omaha and Chicago. Gerald Wilhelmi visits the Hinton home. F. Lilly buys a Hudson coach. W. I. Watson outlines plans for an airdome theater between the hotel and Brewer Klaudt garage.
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Johnson
Joe Pohl
Texas
Poh
Taft
Tex
Harold H. Roland
Merrill
Roland
Nettle Roland
Gust
Rita Stinton
Elmer Fischer
LeMars
J. R. Elskamp
Fred Elskamp
Fulda
Minn
Lowell L. Burrill
Akron
Burrill
Olive Scheckel
Merrill School
A. Weidenfeller
Weidenfeller
Fred Kramer
George Knittel
Eliza Knittel
Liberty Township
Sioux City
Mary Feese
Sloan City
F. Lilly
Charles Helden
Irene Helden
Pilot Mound
Bernard Stinton
Rose Schindel
Laurens
J. J. Schindel
Edna Norton
James Pohl
Lowell Burrill
Merrill Girls Win Second Place in Weekend Play
Merrill and Bronson faced high scoring action with Merrill edging Bronson 7 to 6 in a late afternoon clash. The day’s results included Dakota City routing Akron 9 to 0 and Hinton defeating Merrill 14 to 4 as Hinton built a decisive first-half lead.
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Merrill
Jahn
Maynard
Hanser
Waterbury
Hinton and
Bronson Cagers
Dakota City
Akron
Nebraskans
Bronson
Hauff
Tooker
Merrill Pos
Bronson Wlanser
Maxen Fotn
Aes Rado
Ets
Munser
Hinton
Casper
Harrison
Hinton Wanger
Lil
Ee Jake Nem
Casper Jahn
Potechtuss
Harrison Langhout
Gurneyssoules
Fischer Jones
Farm News Highlights From January Record Work
Rhode Island red flocks compete with Mr O Leary in the state while Mrs Joe Keffeler of Remsen reports a Rhode Island white flock second in production among sixteen flocks in January. Union Township farm bureau notes success after February 12 meeting led by president T J Considine and program committee member John Manning.
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Rhode Island
O'Leary
Joe Keffeler
Remsen
T. J. Considine
Union Township Farm Bureau
John Manning
Farm bureau holds meetings in Sioux City area
The Iowa farm bureau activities include a program of home talent play The O Leary Bungler and a discussion of the proposed income tax law A resolution favors enacting a state income tax The executive committee meets Saturday March 7 at 9 30 a m at the Woodbury county courthouse Sioux City The Tri County Farm Bureau directors from Plymouth Woodbury and Monona counties convene Saturday afternoon about 1 30 p m at the courthouse in Sioux City Oscar Helme Marcus district director of the Iowa farm bureau federation will lead the session A federation representative is expected and all officers directors and members are urged to attend
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Wormley
R. S. Eyres
John Lindsey
O'Leary Bungler
Sioux City
Farm Bureau Executive Committee
Woodbury County
Tri-County Farm Bureau
Plymouth, Woodbury
Monona
Noose Tightens On Chicago Shepherds Inquest
Chicago inquest hearings reveal Dr Falman linked to typhoid cases and finances of William D Shepherd as testimony details alleged germ access and past deaths. Witnesses describe McClintock estate wealth and Shepherd’s risky cash ties amid calls for autopsy and safety questions.
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Isabella Pope
MoeClintock
Shepherd
Billy
McClintock
Farman
Falman
William Blaul
John Follmer
State Bacteriological Department
Health Department
Follmer
National University of Sciences
Dr. Falman
Dr. Farman
Chicago
William McClintock
More
William D.” Shepherd
Edwin Hedrick
Charles Kennedy
Harry Olson
Municipal Court
Billy McClintock
Shepherds
Jerome Matillo
Preston
William
Texas
Matilla
Tournament to be played Friday on crowded mat card
Friday's tournament promises a finished close match with both wrestlers in strong positions. Other bouts are arranged to ensure hot contention. A basketball game follows between the regular high school squad and a team of local officials and participants including Superintendent Kittrell, Gena, Rock, Arrogo, Meek, and Gilliand.
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Kittrell
Gena
Rock
Arrogo
Meek
Gilliland
Bus Collision Near Edge of Road Causes Car Damage
Patrick reports a bus rear ended his car after hugging the road edge. The bus did not stop to help or assess damage, Patrick estimates $25 in repairs and calls for motorist rights protections and stricter driver conduct. Complaints about reckless bus driving persist as authorities urged better road etiquette and compliance.
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Mr. Patrick
Patrick
Traction Company
Good Recommendation On Nerve Tonic Price Paid
A druggist touts a tonic as the best nerve remedy and admits using it himself at $2.50 a bottle. The customer questions the high price but acknowledges its claimed benefits.
Riches and Poverty Phrase in a Moral Reflection
A compact adage contrasts wealth and poverty, noting that wealth brings embarrassment, yet poverty causes greater social sting and humility in everyday life. The line emphasizes the social burden of lacking resources.
Albert Weber Salt to Order and Woolen Samples
Albert Weber, merchant tailor, offers salt made to order with guaranteed fit and material. Prices only slightly higher than ordinary store salt. Also available repairs. Visit his new woolen samples at Musbach's grocery store.
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Albert Weber
Musbach
Father Flanagan's Boys Entertain Varied Audiences
The Father Flanagan's Boys troupe toured to raise awareness for homeless boys, performing before diverse crowds including an insane asylum in St Peter Minnesota and a federal prison in Leavenworth. They met enthusiastic audiences, with the governor of Colorado and Juvenile Judge Ben Lindsey among notable hosts, and planned a March 6 show at a local high school.
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Father Flanagan
Institution For the
St. Peter, Minn
Minnesota
Leavenworth
Kan
Denver
Cole
Ben B. Lindsey
Colorado
Albert P. Shoup
Robb
Mitchell
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